Razor's Edge Chorus Annual Concert Saturday
The Razor's Edge Chorus presents its fourth annual concert at Middletown High School auditorium Saturday at 8 p.m. With The Pittsburghers on loan from a USO tour, the two hour show themed Holiday By the Sea features Beach era costumes and classic barbershop numbers. Tickets are $2 adults $1 students.
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Razor's Edge Chorus
Razor Blades
City Aires
Midtown Four
Razor's Edge Chorus of Harmony Singers
Middletown High School
Theittsburghers
Pacific Area
Japan
Okinawa
Philippines
Guam
Honolulu
Atlantic City
Razor's Edge Chourus
Air Force
Robert Wachter
Dayton
Wachter
Vietnam
Middletown Singers
Park Named In Honor Of Carlisle's Mayor
Carlisle officials honor Mayor John E. Homan Sr by naming the new Provincial Plains park Homan Park. The village plans a third park off Jill Lane in Meadowdale Estates and will survey residents on playground equipment preferences.
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Carlisle
Provincial Plains
Homan
John E. Homan
Cook
Fairview
Jill Lane
Meadowdale Estates
Park Board
Carlisle set for city status in 1970 census
Weidle Sand and Gravel of Germantown approved to clean all dry wells in Carlisle. An all in one firemen insurance package covers unlimited volunteers in duty with premiums of 551 dollars yearly. Coverage includes 10000 life, 5009 medical pay, and 100 weekly disability to age 65. Carlisle aims for 5000 residents in 1970 census. Ralph Woolpert Co of Dayton authorized to prepare census map for National Census Bureau submission.
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Weidle Sand and Gravel,Inc., of
Germantown
Carlise
Carlisle
Ralph Woolpert Co
Dayton
National Census Bureau
Drivers Fail To Make Curve Near West Middletown
A curve on Trenton Franklin Road south of West Middletown was the scene of two crashes within 20 minutes early today. William Glendon Murray, 24, of Franklin, escaped injury after his northbound car was forced off the road. Twenty minutes later a southbound vehicle wrecked at the same spot. the driver fled the scene.
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Trenton - Franklin
West Middletown
William Glendon Murray
Sue Ave
Franklin
Butler County
MHS Honors Pfc Steven Smith in Memorial Assembly
Mid dletown High School held a three part assembly paying tribute to Marine Pfc Steven Eugene Smith a 1967 graduate killed in action in Vietnam on February 7 The program included colors biographical sketch taps and a tribute to coach Paul Walker and Middies captains Tim Graham and John Fraley Also announced three National Merit Scholarship semi finalists John Klein Thomas Mohan from 14 000 candidates and 2 900 expected to win by April 29
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Middletown High School
Marine Corps Pfc
Steven Eugene Smith
MHS
Vietnam
Pfc. Smith
Robert Smith
Baltimore St
Assembly
John Franklin Edward Klein
Thoms Mohan
Herman Lawrence
United States
Abe Hammons
Garfield High School
Hamilton
Greater Miami
Paul Walker
Tim Graham
John Fraley
Credit Unions Elect Officers in Butler County Chapter Meeting
The 29 credit unions in the Butler County Chapter of the Ohio Credit Union League were recognized at a Hamilton group meeting. Columbus education director Frank Wagner spoke and Milton Sprowl installed new county officers elected last month. Eugene Danner announced a state convention program in Cincinnati April 18 21.
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Butler County
Ohio Credit Union League
Hamilton
Frank Wagner
Columbus
League
Milton Sprowl
Dayton
Cincinnati
Eugene Danner
Appointments Made By Armco at Middletown Works
Armco Steel Corp. announces three new appointments at Middletown Works. Daniel W. Miller named labor department superintendent, LaVerne Yauch promoted to transportation department superintendent, and Ken Monroe appointed chemist in the metallurgical department. Miller joined Armco in 1935, Yauch since 1933, Monroe in 190. Miller and Yauch are based at local addresses with spouses listed. Monroe resides with wife and son at Harden Avenue.
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Middletown Works
Armco Steel Corp
Don Osborne
Daniel W. Miller
Labor Department
LaVerne Yauch
Transportation Department
Ken Monroe
Milles
Armco
Employment Reserve Department
Miller
University of Cincinnati
Transportation and Labor Department
Labor and Transportation Department
S. Main
Metallurgical Department
Miami University
Monroe
Virginia
Harden Ave
East German Waiter Sentenced for Public Harassment
A 25 year old East German waiter in Potsdam was jailed for 10 months for insulting police authority in public and drunkenly threatening to slug two Communist police officers, according to the Potsdam newspaper Maerkische Volksstimme.
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Berlin
Potsdam
Maerkische Volksstimme
Army clears haunted Lincolnshire field of war era ordnance
In South England the British army detonates 250 mortar and smoke bombs found on an 80 acre Lincolnshire farm once used as a WWII mortar range. Sappers expect more discoveries as farmer William Hardy recalls arming his fields with unexploded munitions. Sgt Banks notes prior clearance errors.
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South, England
William Hardy
Lincolnshire
Hardy
Army
Malcolm Banks
The
Royal Engineers
Keating Bows Out As City Manager Candidate
William Keating announced he will stay on City Council as majority leader and decline consideration for city manager. Sidney Weil Jr. questioned his administrative readiness while signaling Keating remains qualified for other posts.
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Keating
Cincinnati
William Keating
Sidney Weil Jr
Hamilton County
Bill Keating
Cincnnati
Weil
Ohio Bell Income Drops Despite Revenue Rise
Ohio Bell Telephone Co reports 1967 operating costs rose faster than revenues causing a dip in net operating income on plant investment. President Frederick R. Eckley notes income at 63.58 million, up 379 thousand from 1966, while revenues rose 5.8 percent and costs 7.2 percent.
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Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Frederick R. Eckley
Eckley
This Day in History February 23 Highlights
Events include the 1836 start of the Alamo siege in San Antonio Texas. Handel was born in 1685. Santa Anna and Taylor defeated at Buena Vista in 1847. Lincoln arrived in Washington in 1861. The federal radio commission was created in 1927. The oil refinery shelling near Santa Barbara occurred in 1942. The flag raised atop Mount Suribachi in 1945.
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Associated Press
Alamo
San Antonio
Tex
George Frederick Handel
Zachary Taylor
Santa Anna
Buena Vista
Mexico
Abraham Lincoln
Washington
Calvin Coolidge
Federal Radio Commission
Santa Barbara
Calif
U.S
Mount Suribachi
Iwo Jima
United States
Cuba
Florida Straits
CG&K Earnings Rise Slightly for 1967-68
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co and subsidiaries report net earnings of 1.98 dollars per common share after preferred dividends for the year ended January 31, 1968, up from 1.94 dollars in the prior year. Gas sales climbed 0.6 percent and electric sales rose 4.5 percent versus the year ending January 31, 1967.
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Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
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Doc’ Asher
Clyde Kessling
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Steigerwald
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Middletown, Ohio
Lg Son
Pte. Smith
Credit Unions
Heartpeaker
Yauch
Ohio Bell
N. Verity
Johnson
Cg&k
Sherbert
McAlpin
Frills
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